Chapter 460 Correcting Mistakes as Soon as They Are Made Is Always Andy's Good Quality

Dumbledore felt that he might have been tricked by Andy.

Yes! Andy was right. This matter was confidential and must not be known to anyone, otherwise the Malfoy family would be doomed.

In particular, Harry must not be told!

Because Harry's mind was very immature, and Harry was Voldemort's Horcrux.

Once Voldemort's main soul regained its power, the soul in Harry's body might be activated.

In Dumbledore's imagination, when the 'Voldemort soul' in Harry's body was activated, Harry and Voldemort would have a certain degree of memory connection.

Harry could use this to explore Voldemort's memory, and Voldemort could of course also peek into Harry's memory in turn.

There is no doubt that this is very dangerous.

Dumbledore was a little distressed.

He felt that with Andy's wisdom, he could make up a perfect lie and use it to deceive Harry and dispel Harry's suspicion.

But Andy kicked the ball over.

Dumbledore could of course deny that he didn't know.

But when he first heard about it, he was a little confused.

He thought Lucius must be crazy.

Lucius actually let his son Draco Malfoy tell Andy about such a confidential matter as betraying Voldemort!

Why?

Dumbledore couldn't understand it at all.

Damn idiot!

"Professor!"

Harry begged, "Please, tell me!"

Dumbledore was silent for a moment, "Harry, Collins is right, this matter is confidential."

Harry asked unwillingly, "Since it is a confidential matter, why can Andy know it?"

Dumbledore: Yes! I want to know why too.

"Harry, I can only tell you that this matter has nothing to do with Peter's rescue."

Dumbledore looked straight into Harry's eyes and said sincerely, "Believe me!"

"..."

The two looked at each other for a while.

"Okay!" Harry compromised.

Dumbledore had already said this, and Harry felt that if he continued to pester, he would seem a little immature.

"Harry, we will definitely catch Peter again."

Dumbledore promised: "That time will not be too far away."

"Yes! We will." Harry said firmly.

After chatting with Dumbledore for a while, Harry's mood, which had been shrouded in gloom for a while, suddenly became much more cheerful and he was refreshed.

Until Harry left, Dumbledore suddenly said: "Harry, please inform Mr. Collins, I want to talk to him."

Dumbledore had a terrible idea.

Snape always said that Andy was a big mouth and his mouth could never keep a secret. In Snape's view, it is better to believe that Voldemort is a good person than to believe Andy's mouth.

It can be seen that Snape was deceived!

But Dumbledore didn't think so.

In Dumbledore's view, Andy still had a number in his mind.

If it was a secret of great importance, Andy would keep it secret. What Andy said were just things he thought were not important or even unnecessary to hide.

But...

Just like Hagrid's perception of 'cute animals' is different from that of ordinary people. Andy's perception of 'important things' is also completely different from that of ordinary people.

But it's okay.

Andy's circle of friends is very small, so small that Hermione is the only one in the whole Hogwarts.

This also made Dumbledore relieved.

After Harry and Ron left, Dumbledore took off his glasses, pressed his temples, and pondered the intention of Lucius Malfoy.

He didn't think Lucius could use Andy.

Then Andy must have done something to cause Lucius to leak the secret.

But according to Harry, the first time Malfoy went to Andy was on the first day of school. At that time, Malfoy went to Andy to discuss the matter of driving away the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

It's outrageous!

I can't figure it out at all.

Ta-da-da-da!

After waiting for a while, there was a knock on the door of the office.

"Come in!"

Andy and Hermione pushed the door open, "Professor Dumbledore, you're looking for me?"

"Mr. Collins, Miss Granger, please sit down."

Dumbledore put on his glasses and smiled, "Would you like a drink?"

"Thank you, we just had lunch." Andy declined.

Dumbledore nodded, and then looked at Andy with a serious look, "Collins, some things may seem insignificant to you, but for others, it is a matter of life and death for a family."

Hermione couldn't help but mention Andy and argued, "Professor, it was Potter and Weasley who kept arguing, and Andy told them that it was a secret."

Obviously, both parties knew what the topic of this conversation was.

"Of course, I know."

Andy nodded, "But I'll say something presumptuously, the Fidelius Charm can solve this problem."

Dumbledore: "..."

You can't talk like this.

"Collins, I certainly believe you have your own judgment."

Dumbledore said in a serious tone: "But when it comes to the safety of other people's lives, I think we should be more cautious."

"Hmm..."

Andy reflected for a moment, then nodded, "Okay! I will pay attention next time."

In fact, Andy only told Hermione about Voldemort. Apart from that, he didn't even tell his family.

Because Andy believed that Hermione could keep the secret.

And Hermione would not be like other people, who would either not believe it or be shocked after knowing these things.

The little witch would quickly accept everything and then make a reasonable and rational response.

But then again, when it comes to matters involving the safety of other people's lives, we should be more cautious. Because once such things are leaked, people will die.

Correcting mistakes as soon as they are known has always been Andy's good quality.

Dumbledore nodded slightly when he heard this, and he felt relieved.

Although Andy seemed to have no sincerity in his promise, Dumbledore knew Andy. Since Andy promised, he would definitely do it.

It has nothing to do with attitude.

"Collins, it's really gratifying that you can take this issue seriously." Dumbledore told the truth.

Dumbledore felt that Andy was really like himself when he was young.

Because of his outstanding talent and strong strength, many things that others consider "big things" are just trivial matters in the eyes of young Dumbledore.

There is no need to care at all.

It was not until Dumbledore paid a heavy price for it that he regretted it.

In this regard, Dumbledore felt that Andy was much better than himself - because Andy only reflected for a short moment and understood what he should do.